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Gas at $4: Understanding America’s strange obsession

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Fuel prices in the US are akin to a constantly displayed economic scorecard where the pump can trump politics Gas prices in the US have...

Big power firms targeted with new electricity market rules

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The Government has announced new electricity market rules aimed at stopping New Zealand’s four largest gentailers from using their market dominance to disadvantage smaller...

$1.2 billion scheme launched to help businesses move away from gas

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The Government has unveiled a new loan guarantee scheme aimed at helping businesses reduce their reliance on natural gas, as it says New Zealand...

Fuel reserves remain stable – MBIE

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New government figures show the country’s fuel reserves remain within normal operating levels, despite modest declines in petrol and jet fuel stocks. Data released by...

NZ First unveils proposal for Special Economic Zone at Marsden Point

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New Zealand First has announced plans to establish a Special Economic Zone at Marsden Point, centred around the former oil refinery site and Northport,...

Fourth oil and gas exploration bid opens for Waikato region

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Resources Minister Shane Jones says a fourth petroleum exploration permit application has entered the competitive approval process since the Government lifted the oil and...

Luxon blasts OECD LNG warning as ‘rubbish’

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has rejected OECD criticism of the Government’s proposed LNG import facility, calling the report “a load of rubbish” and insisting...

Government secures emergency diesel stockpile

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The government has finalised a deal with Z Energy to secure almost 90 million additional litres of diesel fuel, equivalent to about nine days...

World oil reserves drain at record pace

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Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are pushing global inventories toward operational ‘stress’ and ‘floor’ levels, the outlet has reported. Global oil inventories are shrinking...

Beyond Hormuz: This oil giant is plagued by a curse

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Nigeria’s oil, pumped from its own soil, is systematically routed away from its own shores. For Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer and one of its...

Oil trader pockets reported USD $125m on suspiciously well-timed Iran bet

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The alleged trade came shortly before reported progress toward US-Iran deal to end the war, raising suspicions of insider information. A massive crude oil bet...

Global oil shortages to hit within weeks – Chevron CEO

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Concerns over availability will soon replace fears about price, according to Mike Wirth. Physical oil shortages could begin to emerge worldwide within weeks due to...

UAE exits another oil exporters’ group

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The move comes just days after the Gulf nation broke with OPEC and OPEC+, citing the need to gain more flexibility over oil output. The...

NZ and Singapore sign deal to safeguard fuel and food supply chains

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New Zealand and Singapore have signed a new bilateral agreement aimed at ensuring the uninterrupted flow of essential goods such as fuel, food and...

Oil spikes to highest price since 2022

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The jump follows reports of Donald Trump being ready to continue the blockade of Iranian ports “for months”. The price of Brent crude oil rose...

Bangladesh enters nuclear era with Russian-built power project (Video)

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RT India reports from the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant on a major milestone for the South Asian nation. The beginning of fuel loading at the...

More countries ‘very likely’ to leave OPEC – ex-UAE diplomat (VIdeo)

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The UAE’s decision to withdraw from the cartel had been “a long time coming,” Obaid Ahmed Al-Zaabi has said. More countries are “very likely” to...

40 years after Chernobyl: Inside the night the Soviet nuclear dream exploded

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The story of the operators, firefighters, evacuees, and survivors caught in the world’s worst nuclear disaster. The dosimeters went off scale. A huge plume of...

UAE quits OPEC

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The United Arab Emirates has announced it will leave the OPEC and OPEC+ alliances this week, citing national interests and a shifting long-term energy...

Government targets fuel rules amid global risk

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The Government is preparing to ease or suspend regulations it says are limiting New Zealand’s ability to respond to potential global fuel disruptions, as...

Willis meets Australian treasurer as fuel pressures rise

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Finance Minister Nicola Willis has met with Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers in Brisbane for the annual trans-Tasman economic dialogue, with talks focusing on fuel...

Fire breaks out at new Indian oil refinery

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A fire at the HPCL Rajasthan Refinery in Balotra district was likely triggered by a hydrocarbon leak in a heat exchanger circuit, according to...

Trump thanks Iran for opening Strait of Hormuz as oil prices in freefall

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The US president vowed, however, to continue to blockade Iranian ports. Iran has announced that it will allow passage for “all commercial vessels” through the...

Australia secures diesel shipments as government activates fuel security powers

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Australia has moved to strengthen its fuel reserves, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirming the government has backed the purchase of 100 million litres...

Fuel shock threatens construction costs surge

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Rising fuel prices linked to conflict in the Middle East are expected to drive sharp increases across the construction sector, with experts warning the...

Fire erupts at Australian oil refinery

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A late-night fire has broken out at a major oil refinery in Geelong, prompting an emergency response and warnings to nearby residents. The blaze started...

Fury over fuel: protests across Northern Ireland

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Demonstrators have caused traffic disruptions, taking their cue from rallies held in the Republic of Ireland as prices soar. Police in Northern Ireland have slapped...

NZ retail sector hit by skyrocketing fuel prices

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New Zealand’s retail sector is facing a significant decline hidden by the global fuel spike that is draining household budgets, says Retail NZ Chief...

Oil jumps above USD $100 after Iran talks collapse

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Oil prices climbed back above $100 on a barrel on Monday as markets reacted to the breakdown in US-Iran negotiations and renewed geopolitical tensions,...

Wind power is not the harmless energy source liberals said it was

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Illegal logging, huge decommissioning costs, and even ecological damage plague the supposedly ‘green’ generators. They may appear to be innocuous – even elegant – on...

Middle East war triggering global energy ‘shock’ – IMF

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Disruptions to oil and gas supplies will leave lasting “scars” on the world economy, managing director Kristalina Georgieva has said. The war in the Middle...

US energy giants report fallout from Middle East war

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Exxon and Chevron have both disclosed production declines which resulted from the Iran conflict. US energy giants ExxonMobil and Chevron have reported lower production and...

Ireland deploys army to clear fuel protests

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Demonstrators say they’ll choke the Irish economy until the government slashes fuel taxes. The Irish government has announced that it will use the military to...

Panic buying drains French gas stations

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Hundreds of sites have run dry across the country after price caps triggered a surge in demand amid Middle East war disruptions. Fuel shortages have...

Albanese tells Australians to ditch cars as fuel crisis bites hard

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called on Australians to reduce their reliance on cars and shift to public transport where possible, as the...

The deep economic and strategic motives behind the Iran War

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A recent episode of The Corbett Report challenges mainstream explanations surrounding the ongoing Iran conflict, arguing that the publicly stated reasons for the war...

Commerce Commission defends power price rises

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Households across New Zealand are being warned to expect higher electricity bills, with prices forecast to climb by about five percent as retailers begin...

Seymour looks to Covid era for fuel crisis lessons

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Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour says New Zealand will avoid the mistakes of its Covid-19 response when managing potential fuel shortages, stressing that restrictions...

Suspected sabotage behind diesel leak in Manurewa

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Firefighters are working to contain a diesel leak from a pipe in the South Auckland suburb of Manurewa, with three crews at the scene...

Seymour calls for public input to cut red tape amid fuel supply concerns

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Regulation Minister David Seymour is urging businesses, fuel users and the wider public to identify regulatory barriers that could hinder New Zealand’s response to...

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